explicit memory
collocation in Englishmeaningsofexplicitandmemory
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explicit
adjective
uk/ɪkˈsplɪs.ɪt/us/ɪkˈsplɪs.ɪt/
clear ...
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memory
noun
uk/ˈmem.ər.i/us/ˈmem.ər.i/
the ability to remember information, experiences, ...
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(Definition ofexplicitandmemoryfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The recognition phase exploredexplicitmemoryperformance.
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Column 9 presents recognition (explicitmemory) scores.
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Actions can involve implicit and/orexplicitmemory.
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Most of the subtitling studies described above measuredexplicitmemory.
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Commonly used therapeutic doses of glucocorticoids impairexplicitmemory.
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This score reflects the functional quality ofexplicitmemory.
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Involuntaryexplicitmemoryis likeexplicitmemoryin that it involves conscious recollection, but like implicit memory in that it involves no strategic effort.
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Recognition was dramatically lower in patients, thus confirming the alteration ofexplicitmemoryin this pathology.
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The patterns of implicit andexplicitmemoryperformance are discussed below.
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However, the experimental tasks used in previous studies were mainlyexplicitmemorytasks.
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However, hippocampal volume was not correlated with indices ofexplicitmemoryfunctioning in these women.
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In the case of deferred imitation tasks, knowing (explicitmemory) guides actions.
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Effects of level of processing on implicit andexplicitmemoryin depressed mood.
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In the standard cognitive view, the loss ofexplicitmemorydoes not matter.
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We must rely onexplicitmemoryas the source for our estimates here.
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These considerations of self inexplicitmemoryhave led us to an interest in victims' reports of dissociation during trauma.
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It is these observations that support the thesis that implicit andexplicitmemoryrepresent different memory systems.
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Deferred imitation tasks, in which the dependent measure is untrained and unrehearsed actions, are one way to assessexplicitmemory.
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These effects can occur in the absence of conscious orexplicitmemoryfor the (previously presented) primed items.
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Two experiments were concerned with testing the effects of different presentation modes on implicit andexplicitmemory.
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In a free recall test,explicitmemoryis activated by specifically asking participants to consciously retrieve previously processed material.
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Thus, although decrements may not be present inexplicitmemory, implicit memory may be affected in an individual who has experienced trauma.
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The absence of a correlation between priming and recognition scores suggests that this result cannot be explained by anexplicitmemorybias.
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